Development of Creative Commons licenses

[Mark Havenner <laveaux AT poorteacher.com>]

Title: Re: Licensing Gaming Material

Hello Jacinto

Maybe you and I should compare notes and gather resources. I am currently working on several open source projects including an entirely open content sci fi setting with a CC license.

Drop me a line if you are interested.

http://www.basilicus.org

Mark


On 6/2/05 8:24 PM, "Jacinto Quesnel" <jhas777 AT gmail.com> wrote:

Dear (CC) staff,
 
Being an avid game designer and gamer myself (and that includes everything from tabletop to computer and console gaming) I really this the Traditional and Videogame industries could really benefit from getting a more accesible creative commons license fit to games projects, all of them: software, written work, etc.
 
But, even if the (CC) site very easy to use and straightfoward for average use, it has become very confusing for when it becomes to participate. I want to help build a license for games, something similar to OGL ( opengamingfoundation.org )most probably, but less centered in games by a single company. please direct me to whom should I talk about this or how to move around the website in order to do this.
 
Please note that many games now use what it's called SRD, a somehow more free way to share gaming systems, but still copyright bound.
 
Thanks in advance.
 
Regards,
 
Jacinto Quesnel
Game Artist
 
PS: today I started a list of (CC) Tabletop Gaming Proyects (  http://pandemuerto.opiumgarden.org/cctg/index.html ), I plan on building a Videogame list during the next week. If there is a better place to do this I'd like to know.

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